SINGER M1005 Sewing & Mending Machine

Take the fuss out of everyday sewing with the SINGER(R) M1005 - a compact, lightweight mending machine made for busy Australians. Weighing just 2.5kg, it packs neatly away and travels anywhere. Choose from 32 stitch applications - including straight stitch, zigzag, multi-step zigzag, and blindhem - all selected with a simple turn of the dial. The top drop-in bobbin makes threading quick and stress-free, while the free arm lets you tackle hems, cuffs, and sleeves with precision. Key Features 32 Stitch Applications - Cover all your basic mending and sewing needs Repair seams & create durable hems - Perfect for clothing and home projects Lightweight & portable - Weighing just 2.5kg (5.5lbs), easy to carry and store Top drop-in bobbin - Simple to insert and monitor thread supply Free arm - Makes sewing hems, cuffs, and tubular items easy Sewing space: 4.25" (needle to tower) with 3.75" height for versatile projects Uses SINGER Class 15 transparent bobbins Included Accessories All-purpose foot Extra needle Class 15 transparent bobbins Manual needle threader 32 Essential Stitch Applications Straight Stitch - with adjustable stitch lengths and needle positions Zigzag - wide, medium, and narrow Multi-step Zigzag - for elastic insertion, seam finishing, or decorative stitches Blindhem Stitch - for invisible hemming Additional Features Built-in Stitches (4) - Variety for basic and decorative sewing Easy Stitch Selection Dial - Simply turn the dial to choose your stitch Adjustable Tension - Fine-tune threads for balanced, professional-looking stitches Reverse Lever - Secure seams at the beginning and end Extra High Presser Foot Lifter - Accommodates thicker fabrics Generous Sewing Space - 4.25" needle-to-tower for larger projects like small quilts The SINGER(R) M1005 is perfect for beginner and casual sewists, offering affordable, portable, and easy-to-use sewing solutions. With 32 stitch applications and included accessories, it's your go-to machine for quick mending and home sewing tasks. For heavier fabrics or advanced projects, we recommend using a full-size machine.